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Introduction To Tekla Structures Basic Training: February 14, 2005
Introduction To Tekla Structures Basic Training: February 14, 2005
Contents
Introduction to Tekla
Structures Basic Training
Overview
This training course will demonstrate how to create a 3D model of a building,
and produce drawings and reports from the model with Tekla Structures. The
training is divided into lessons, each of which covers a certain particular task
of in the design process and introduces the commands and functions required
to complete that particular task. Five lessons alternative versions for steel and
precast concrete detailing.
The training workflow is designed to resemble a real design project, and the
training model is taken from a real building project. The model is a paper
industry building, a de-inking plant, which is comprised of two blocks
model 1 and model 2. The substructures are made of reinforced concrete, and
the superstructures are modeled with both steel and concrete structures. Steel
bracing is used for stability along with a concrete staircase and concrete wall
panels (not modeled in the training).
1. Basic Modeling 1
This lesson introduces the basic modeling functions of Tekla Structures.
You will learn how to:
create connections
work with AutoDefaults, i.e. create rules to apply pre-defined connection properties
automatically.
explode system connections and modify connection objects (parts, welds, bolts, cuts)
5. Basic Modeling 2
In this lesson we will recap the basic functions introduced in lesson 1, and
you will learn some more about the basic functions.
You will learn how to:
INTRODUCTION TO TEKLA STRUCTURES BASIC TRAINING
Introduction to Tekla Structures Basic Training
create a new profile cross-section with the Sketching tool and define a rule group for it
add a new material type and a new grade to the material catalog
work with profile, material and bolt catalogs using user-defined profiles.
use AutoConnection and AutoDefaults rules to create your own standards for projectspecific or company-specific needs
use AutoConnection and AutoDefault rules to create your own standards for projectspecific or company-specific needs
9. Template Editor
This lesson introduces the new template editor tool in Tekla Structures.
You will learn:
clone drawings
12. GA Drawings
In this lesson we will look more closely to at the features of general
arrangement (GA) drawings.
You will learn how to:
create multi-drawings
import data
15. Collaboration
This lesson introduces the ways to share model information in the design
team and between project participants.
You will learn how to:
optimize structures.
The aim of this training material is to teach you best practices, the most
efficient way to use Tekla Structures. However, the aim is also to introduce
alternative methods to carry out tasks. This means that repeated tasks are
occasionally carried out with using different procedures than those presented
earlier in the lessons.